Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-19
CHAPEL HILL.

The Woodland School, near here, taught
by Mr.. George W. Wallace, closed on the
I'd inst. The programme was as fol-
lows:-'Welcome,' by Miss Maud Brown:
'Tesching,' essay by Aggle Davidson; In
huence OF Knowledge defamation by Mont
Fitzgerald: School Girls defamation by
Ida Davidson; 'Woman's Education essay
by Lula Lyons; Sat Work. defamation by
Forest Brown; 'Byron's Speech by Byron
Deshon; Temperance Alphabet deolama-
tion by Willie Davidson; When to say No.
defamation by Ovia johnson; THAT Boy
defamation by Muntford Shore; 'Give US q
CALI defamation by Gertie Villains; Beau
tilul Hands, defamation by Willie Whit
worth; Let US Pass essay by Matte Shore;
"A Reminder by Laura Phillips; 'rll be a
Man, defamation by Forest Brown; above
the skies,' recitation by Lille and Emma
Hunt; 'Idleness.' essay by Lula Lyons;
F, Modern Belle defamation by Aggie David.
son; Putting on Airs,' song by Ida and
Aggie Davidson: wealth. defamation by
Tilden Dean; Happy go Lucky,'by Munt-
ford Shore; The Old Woman who Lived in
| a Shoe,' by Tommie Davidson; Little Hus-
bandman,' by Willie Davidson; Methodist
till I Die,' song by Charley Blackwell; 'Only
Boy by Tommie Smith; Things Money
Can't Do" essay by Miss Gertie Williams; ;
'Idvl of the Idle Boy defamation by Mamie
Smith; Beautiful Thoughts bv Barren
Deshon; Work by Gertie Williams; Sail
Boat by Miss Lula Lyons: Manners
essay by Miss Lizzie Stonerock; The Greedy
FOy,' by David SAILOR; advice defamation
by Susie Williams: Don't push a Man Going
Down Hill,' defamation by Noah Lyons;
Composition by Ernest Deshon; we are
but Two,' by Everette and Elbert johnson !;
, 'IIQulrIes,' by Aggie Davidson; Popping
Corn, ,'declsmation bv Maud Brown; Person
ality of a Laugh defamation by Gertie Viii.
lIsms; Prohibition by Muntford Shore
/ BE Kind to ALL essay by Emma Hunt; Yes
or No. defamation by Fred Brown: The
Smack in SCHOOL, ty Muntford Shore; Smile
on song by Charley Blackwell; BE Care
full by David Sailor; The Seven Sticks,' by
Fred Brown; MY Fret Composition essay
by Laura Phillips; After whIle.' decla-
nation by Miss Lille Hunt; Queen of Baby
Land defamation by Viola Fitzgerald;
Don't let Mother do It, defamation BY Miss
Ida Shore; Little Dutchmau,' defamation
by Fred Brown; Little Speaker by Laurs
Phillips; -Four Lines. .'declamation by Ernest
Deshon; Kicking Mule by Willie Whit.
worth 'WhiteK Hitter. dialogue by Everett and
Ebert Johnson; Boy on the Burning Deck,
by Oscar Lyon: The Bucl:'in Goat song BY
Charley Blackwell; Wonderful Dream dia
logue by Ed. Phillips and T. Dean; Washing
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keepers Soliloquy,' by Mrs. Anna Wallace
Rejected dialogue by Mollie Lyons and Id,
Davidson and VIM. Holsley; 'Vsledictory,
by Ida shore. The programme of exsmina
tion exercises is by far too long to appear 1,
print. The examination In spelling extend
ed over 2,700 word. Miss es Aggie Davidson
and Gertie Williams missed each. Exam
ination in history dated from July 4th, 1776
and extended up to the present time. Mis-
Amanda Fitzgerald answered every question
correctly. Ida Shore missed one; Mont
Fitzgerald one. Mr.. Wallace asked tn
class in penmanshlp So questions, which wer
all answered but three. Forty nine ques
tions were asked on reading, infection ant
punctuation; Gertie Williams missed l; Aggi
Davidson l. Ida Davidson excelled In writ
ing on principle The 7th; Willie Williams ex
celled on principle the 9th; Maud Brown OF
principle the 7th; Ed. Phillips on the L
short letters; Ida Davidson on the l3 extend
ed letters. The patrons deserve much credl
for the very elegant dinner they furnished
for the school, and we regret that space ii
these columns forbids us to mention each on
separately, but among those whom we par
ticularly noticed were:-Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
James W. Smith. Mr. Zach Davidson, MIR
and Mrs. Bud Ferguson, John Brown, Mir
and Mrs. Frtel Deshon, Alfred Lyons, Misse
Matte. Eliza aud Lula Shore; Misses Sarsl
and Amanda Fitzgerald; Newt. Williams
and Thomas Williams. Misses Maud Brow
aud Ida Shore treated the entire congrega
tion on 80 pounds of mixed candy. Til
pupils labored faithfully to prepare and d.
liver their declamations and they did We'll
.. We have never had the pleasure of attendirI
more well behaved cOnsummatIon of An
school. Success to the Intelligencer.